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Offioial Journal of the Pazish of Lafouroh* .id of the Intereut of the Town.
ol THIBODAUX, LA., OCT 1908. No. 15
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Thib'x Shoe & Hat Store,
Goods That Have a Reputation. d
A GOOD EXAMPLE.
You may he sure the immortal Was,
hing.t.n woi e a 1st< iin hat. the
style in keepitig wath the times. You
may emulate his example if you'll pro
cure your head gear from our stock
always sure to be of the latest mode,
Our Rocker Bootee Shoes
uo long wearers. They wear 4
most twice as long as ordi
MADE BY
mry shoe . Because they are 1.E MANS8
aiOE MU CscO
made by thoroughly reliable
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AMll 07 PITENTS
makers and only of the best
material. Give them a trial
and you will never regret
taring done so.
Emile J. Br aud.
ember that I have removed to the Blum Stand. next to
the Thibodaux Drug Store.
THE PLANT OF THE
HIBODAUX BRICK VIORKS
WITH THE FINEST EQUIP
MENTS IN THE SOUTH
is now prepared to furnish the beat and cheap
est brick in the market......................
6 million brioka on hand ready for delivery.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. ADDRESS.
R. A. BOUDREAUX, Manager,.
or E. J. BRAUD,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. PHONE
EMILE LEFORT I
Successor to LEFORT S TETREAL
" *Livery, Feed
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.. , Sale Stables. ,
Undertaking " ii
V A'~ Establishment
Blacksmith and
Carriage
arotSt. CJor. Levee aznd .Market, Thibodaux.
R. iviere &Co.
- PDEALEIIS IN
Hardware, Tinware,
Willowware, Ena
melware, Harness ~
and Saddles, Paints k
and Oils.
'Phone 108. Cor. MVain 4. St. Louis Sts.
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY.
Baton Rouge, La.
Thomas D. Boyd, A. K. LL. D., President.
1erty lekri rrn wm t1?r tht training that ruake, suCefU fmtten. uss Cmlt
il ter.,. 3 9Wn *( .i k nt*fi c Irws st wty *M.#*al azn't Agr icuate 4ur'e. Cd ut gar
'1?1rt "4 ure lLM'rut Ii courhea in ?.ugar (Ii twmi'trV, Sagar gtutr.a' ua
***h: . nt*ar que'I i" , workiShopt and ezrrimenlt
Tuf a~ fir. th Iliversi1ty being supported by natlonal and ttate endUwments. Board
veahr.,ty, #Iti jper month: in town. It? 8K) to *.i) 1 rctlge dr
N*xteealaon open. S. pttember i,~ jatt. For pa~tCU aF or cT~tittOKI . add retar
Edward Badea
- Manufacturers Agent for -
C4NDIES, CAKES 4fYD C/IAC S
-: CIQAYS :
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TEAS, SPICES,BAKING POWDh
EXTRACTS, OLIVE OILS, V
GARS. PAPER BAGS, & MATC
ORDERS Fi4M fiETAIL MERCHANTS ED t
Main Street, Thibodaux,
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;~ IModel' / ~merica/rr
Correct Stile S
Fine Fabric 1,
Good Worwtkanshsb
fk !: We are showing the most complete U
and satisfactory line we have
ever carried. Every
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These Knives are first quality in every respect, are ab
solutely correct in style. weight and shape, and are war* a
ranted by us to be free from all defects in mnanufactue. '
PLANTERS lARDWARE &t MER. CO.,1d. ;
Convenience Courtesy Capacity
Fidelity Prudence Safety
Strength
Reoognized essential elements of a perfectly ap.
pointed Modern Bank--are offered by **
The Bank oi Thihoaux
THIBODAUX, LA.
ASSETS DEC. 28, 1901, - $366,834,211
ASSETS DEC. 31, 1902, - $467,823.91.
FoR YouR I
Moss Gollar8,~
Call on or write to
* The Rienzi Mloss Collar Factory, *
Morvant & Mire, Props.
iiiibudaux, La.
Notice. I
Political Cards will he published in'
this column at the following rates:
For Parochial Office $10 00.
For Ward Office $5.00. Is
Payable cash in advance. ol
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Foi CLERK OF CoRar. to
I hereby announce myself as a Candidate for f,
the ofkhe of clerk of court, of the Parish of
Lafourtbe. subject to nomination by Primary nf
El'ction of the IDmocrantc Party of said
Parihb.
J. LOUIS ACcoIN. ri
We are authorized to announce p
P. Wallace Lefort, l
as a (mndidato for the ofoe of Clerk of Court.
of the Pariah of Lafourche, subjuct to nomina
tion by Primary Election of the Democratic Ce
Partly of aaid Parish.
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Col. B. F. Jonas in the Race u
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Col. B. F. Jonas, of New Orleans, el
who represented Louisiana in the
Senate several years ago, has recentlv
entered the race with the St. Mary
statesman for Senatorial honors unit
has addressed the fo!!owing letter to
the vote's:
To th.* White Democratic Voters of
IiOui:Iini: At the urgent solicitation
of niany friends in all sections of the
state. I have determined to be a can
dtidate at the approaching primate
eclletion for the United States Senate.
I enter upon the candidai'v hbcause
I believe that the people in ordering
this primary election had for their
sole purpose to give an opportunity
to the white Democratic voters of the
State to select their own cadidates
by thcir own votes, free from the
thctation, control and machine modes
if rings and txases, either in New
Orleans or the country parishes.
Loug suttering from packed con
ventious and official dictation. they
have arieen in protest against sucn
methods as have prevailed for the
last ten years, and have plainly indi
sated that they will tolerate them no
longer.
In face of this popular expressior,
it seems that an attempt is being
made, in the same old quarters, to
form combinations, and to elect or
ganizations, to narrow the field of
contest, and to force the voters if
possible to accept a selected ticket
made in the old style so familiar in
our latter day coaventions.
before the people, and indeed the two
distinguished candidates for Governor
have declared their entire indepen
dence of combination or pledges,
which assurances I fully accept; yet
combination tickets have been indor
sed, and pledges have been made,
even antedating the final call for the
primary election.
I submit my candidacy as a protest
at least, against this ticket-making, ti
and the unanimity with which, it is
being served tip to the public, and le
will elaboirate my objections before et
the Democratic voters of the State. em
In national politics my record is U
pretty well known to the people of et
Louisiana. to
I have ever been a supporter of tc
Democratic principles and candidates, d
and have addressed the people in
their support in nearly every parish
of the State and every ward in the
city.
I have done this in the days when
machine noinmiationa were unknown, h
when political methodis had nut been p
boi rowed fronm the Republicans, but il
when we were compelied to fight suck h
methods, then used against us, by a;
powerful and unscrupulotis enemy, a
assisted by the Federal Government, p
its couits and bayonets. s
I had the honor to serve you iin the d
Senate when we first gained our poll- t
tical freedom at homne, and when t]
el-ery debate called for the defense of
our people until the Democratic Par
ty, durinig the time of my service, 1
succeeded in emancipating the South
erm people from the last remains of
Federal political control.
When in 1879 the leading Demo
crstic citizens of the Parishes of Cad
do, Tensas and Natchitoches were in
ducted in the United States Circuit
Court for alkged political offenses
and were brought to trial in New Or
leans. I not only defended them on
the floor of the Senate, but left my
seat and acted as a volunteer counsel
for the defendants before the CourL
During my whole service in the
Senate, I faithfully defended all
Louisiana interests, especitlly those
of sugar and rice, and successfully
(:as the retorit will show) in 18S3,
when the former interest was threa
tened with destruction in a Repub
liean Hense, and saved in the Seniate.
On this occision, I succeeded in
securing the support and co-operation
of every Dtmocratic Senator.
I took a !eading part in preventing
Ithe ratification of Secretary Bllaine's
Mexican Reciprocity Treaty, and con
dticted the teliate at itie ri quest of
m' colletigue. Gener'! (uihson.
I opposed all so called reciprocity
treatie6, andl, if elected, shall continue;
so to do, and shall also oppose all
the trusts and comlinostions which
mire tirding to control production and
to destroy labor, anti the small dea
lers and mechanics, and especialy
the Sugar Trust, which holds the cane
producer by the throat.
I have always been an advocate of
river improvement and of the levee
system in and out of Congress.
During a pottion of my term, I
served as Chairman of the Committee we
on the Improvement of the Missis- a
sippi River, end was among the first
to advocate and demand Federal aid
for building and maintaining levees, th
not only as an adjunct to the improve
ment of navigation upon that mighty of
river, but for the protection of the
people diving upon its banks and their mu
property against its devastating
floods.
I shall visit the people during the lit
campaign and discuts these questions
with them at greater length, and thus
endeavor to ascertain whether I have
"lost leosh" with the people w.sveaw
taken no personal part in the machine wi
campaigns of the last ten years. io
Rsspeetfully, bli
B. F. JONAS. f,'
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Miss Ida M. Snyder. Mi
Treasurer of (be gr
sroomya Lass End Are Cutib. ell
If women would pay maie attuetion to M
their heakh we would have more
wives, mothers aid dbaghkrs. and S fe
would observe osslts they would find
that the doctots prescriploss do met Ki
perform the ma y sues they are given
tedt for. o
* In cnasultl u wihh he ad.
wised McElres's Wis of m aid Thed.
ford's Black-Draught. sad as I took it and be
have every reasoe to thank him M a mew
life opened up to me with restored healt,
and it Daly took three moaths est ate m. bu
Wine of Cardui isa regulatorot the Pu
menstrual functions and as a most ws
tonaishing tonic for women. It cures co
scanty suppressed, toofrequent, imeg- th
ular and paunful menstruation, fallng p
of the womb, whites and flooding. it
is helpful when aps dun=omaw 0
therhae breen barren for years. All b
dr!sb ilvre $1.00 bottles of Wine
WI NEWICCARDUI
no
se
Go-- -e* 01- -
He Learned a Great Truth. Oi
it is said of John Wesley that he 1
once said to Mistress Wesley: "Why 1
do you tell that child the same thing or
over and over again?" "John Wes- 1
ley, because once telling is not a
enough." It is for this same reason
that you are told again and again
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
cures colds and grip; that it coun
teracts any tendency of these diseases
to result in pneumonia, and that it is n
uleasant and safe to take. For sale y
by Roth Drug Store.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given to the stock- T
holders of the Thihodaux (hbter -
Packing and Ice Company Ltd. that I
the regular mceetiog of the stock
holders of the Company will be held
on Thursday Nov. 5th at 8 o'clock p.
m. at Planter's Club iRoomi fer the
purpose of electing nine directors to C
serve the ensuing 3 ear, and also to Li
di-cuss anil pa upon the advisahili ti
ty of increasing the capital stock or ii:
the issuance- (f bonds. d.
By order of Board of Directors. 1
Da. A. 1. 1EYF.R,
11 St Secretary b
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Follows Relie
Dr. Davis'
Cemspemud Syrup
WIldOherry
uldTar
toall eases of Consumption,
ICongay , Asthma. Infimase, Brom- r
cbu a. Croup. Whooping Cough,
50 santa saMl 0100 a ottae..
At druggists sad meidicias dealers.
The funeral of 11ev. Father .
Welte, which took place hast Morndav
tv priests took part in the ceremonie,.
Right Rev'. Faoher Bouchet, of Plat-~
tenville, delivered the funeral oration
Prof. Chol, of Ihihodsau was in
charge of the choir.-Pionet r.
Matting", Voui waiit, call at Ellis
!lrauds 6 ons, and ste their beautiful
line. 36.
Morvant-Leonard.
On Wednesday at noon at St
Joseph's Catholic Church Mr. Robert
Morvaun and Miss Leoncia Leonard
were united in the holy bonds of
matrimouy in the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends.
Mr. 3lorvant is a well known sugar
planter and has numerous friends
throughout Lafourche who will read
rf his marriage with interest.
The couple left for their honey.
moon trip on the East hound train.
Our congratulations and best wish.
es for a long, happy and prosperous
life.
Knobloch-Chauvin.
A pretty hope whiltsootmbe
at the i
when Mils Lea Chandao was eam
in marriage to Mr. Volney J. Keo
bloch. Rev. Father A. Dabonrg per
ftrmeo the interesting ceremony.
The groom was attended uy his
cousin, Dr. Junius Ragan, as best
man, while Miss Ceci is Chauvin, the
iciomplished sister of the brine was
maid of honor.
A number of friend; of the ,on
tracting parties from Thibodaux and
vicinity attended the wedding. Mr.
mnd Mrs. Knobloch came to Thibo.
laux after the ceremony and will
make their home here.
The young people are very popular,
.ounting their friends by the score, a
fact which was demoustratedt 1w the
numerous presents which were show
reed upon them. The inide,although
not a resident of Thixxlaux, is very
well known here, she is a 'laughter of
Mr. Albide Chauvin, of Ariel. The
;room is a prosperous young mer -
ihant if our town and a nephew of
.Favor W. C Ragsa.
Our congratulation are respect.
fully extended to Mr. and bars.
Knobloch.
gained Forty Pounds in Therty Days.
For several months our younger
brother had been troubled with indi
festion. He tried several remedies
but got no benefit from them. We
purchased some of Chamberlains
Stomach and Liver Tablets and be
commenced taking them Inside of
thirty days he had gained forty
pounds in flesh. He is now fully re.
nuverek. We have a good trade on
lh il -Nh -Huat ler ass., >1Mr.
by set Du ern.s.
Low Rates to New Orleans.
Morgan's Louisiana & Texas Rail
road and Steamship Company will
sell tickets from Thibodaux to New
Orleans and return Nov. 8th, 9th and
10th 1903. with return limit Nov.
11th 1903, at a rate of $1.95 on
account of Meeting of the tour States
League. For additional particulars,
apply to local agent, or to
C. B. ELLIS,
Division 1Passenger Agent
Lother Gray's sweet Powers for
Ohildren,
Successfuily used by Mother Gray,
nurse in the Children's Home in New
York, Cure Feverishness, Bad Stom
ach, Teething Disorders, move and
regulate the Bowels and Destroy
Worms. Over 30 000 testimonials.
They never fail. At all druggist',
25c. Sample FREE. Address Al
len S Ohmsted. Le Ro',, N. Y. 15
Notice.
The members of the Democratic
Central Committee of the Parish of
leafourche are hereby notified that
there will be a meeting of salt! com
mittec held at the Towis Hall, Thilin
daiix, La., on Thuiraday Nov. 12th,
1903, at 11 o'clock, A. M1.
A full attendance is req1uested. as
business of unusual importance will
be trassacted at said meeting.
J. M. WALSH,
CbaIrman, Dems. U. Cip'te..
B. N. Consoes, &ea.
Waiing Warm.
As we go to press, the eity papers
bring us news of a "hot old time" be.
tween the gutbernatoriali unndidates at
the lPonuhatoula meetius. We do
not deaire to say more about it at
this time, save thit it is not the un
expected which hsppeined. Those who
opposed the primiry jilan, predicted
sucih a result of a personal cam
paign.
The people must call a halt to such
proceedigs, they hare It in their
power to de itL
REGULAR MEETING OF
*LAFOUR.OBE PROGR ES
ISIVE UNION TUESDAY.
EVERY MEMBER SUOULD
ATTEND AND TAKE
P ART IN TH E DELIBERA
TIONS.
It Kee*ps the West Wenumim Dry.
Ask tu day for Allan's Iso-las. &
powder. It case Csibhishe, Swollen,,
Sweating. Sore,"Achi , 4D.mp fret,
At all di uggiats and ahistores.a~